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... military operations which we are now prosecuting in the Peninsula , on a scale of almost un- paralleled magnitude in comparison with our means , must no ? only excite the attention of the politician , but must create anxiety in almost ...
... military operations which we are now prosecuting in the Peninsula , on a scale of almost un- paralleled magnitude in comparison with our means , must no ? only excite the attention of the politician , but must create anxiety in almost ...
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... MILITARY AFFAIRS . Art . 12. The Regimental Companion ; containing the Pay , Allow- ances , and relative Duties of every Officer in the British Service . By Charles James , Author of the New ... Military Affairs . Military Dictionary,
... MILITARY AFFAIRS . Art . 12. The Regimental Companion ; containing the Pay , Allow- ances , and relative Duties of every Officer in the British Service . By Charles James , Author of the New ... Military Affairs . Military Dictionary,
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... military establishment of those days and of our own . In peace , Henry's whole army , horse and foot , scarcely exceeded 10,000 men ; and his strongest garrison , that of Calais , amounted only to 400 men . The expences of his war ...
... military establishment of those days and of our own . In peace , Henry's whole army , horse and foot , scarcely exceeded 10,000 men ; and his strongest garrison , that of Calais , amounted only to 400 men . The expences of his war ...
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